I anticipate sub dividing and remodeling to incorporate mix retail/office and bar-restaurant spaces with a lot of cool factor; multiple tenets.

I kind of anticipated that selling might be my best bet but was hoping otherwise.

So don't anticipate having to chase down rents every month on this one.I think financing terms are pretty incredible but would aim to refinance if rates stay low in a couple years once I've paid down some debt and let the property appreciate a bit. 

Ask “when do you anticipate making your next payment and for how much?”

It's a US territory so it might not be considered speculative to anticipate a rebound in the future.

That’s less than I was anticipating.

Capital controls imposed on Chinese citizens really began around 2016, which may explain why homes prices really started jumping up early 2017 as the controls became effective around June-July of 2017 so presumably many buyers were rushing into safe haven assets in anticipation of this happening.Long story short on China, many citizens have fears of policies over there and feel that a weakening Yuan over the next several years in addition to bank runs and an impending credit crisis (China has printed more money over last 2 years than ever in their history) will have heavy implications on their wealth and they wish to diversify and send as much money out as they can before things begin to get really messy.

I don't see any expenses listed for the rehab but it looks like you do anticipate there being a rehab period, is that correct?

@Michael Ealy,Totally agree with your point of running the numbers and anticipating what comes with the investment, rather than what someone else trying to convince you whether a property is worth it or not.There is also a human side to being a landlord and not everyone is cut for it.

Thanks for your anticipated advice.